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Syrup of Figs,

Manufactured only by the California Fig
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A SHERIFF RELEASED.

For period of lG years have been afflicted
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of all medicines used. Seeing the advertise
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seven bottles, and, although used irregulurly,
have receivedVrcat relief, and recommend II
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tSigned) J. X. HCLCOMBE, JR,
Sheriff of HARRISON County, Ga.
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The best salve used in the world for Cuts,
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Chronic Coughs and Colds,

And all diseases of the throat and lungs, can
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All parties having any claims against
Christoph Schroeder, ST., and Mrs.
Elizabeth Schroeder, Sr., deceased are
requested to present their claims within
sixty days to George Schroeder, 34l
East Commerce street.
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Notice IL hereby given that in cause No.
3Ot!2 on the docket of the district court Of
Bexar county, wherein u. X. POehl is plaintiff
and Emil POehl defendant, interrOgatOries on
behalf of plaintiff have been filed prOpOunded
To A. Won schwartz md Carl Won Schw ritz, of
the county and state of New York, and that
will issue u commission TO take the deposition
OF said witnesses on or after the thirtieth day
of publication of this notice.
Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
the End day of March, A. D., 1887.
GEO. X. DASHIELL,
Clerk. ID. c., BcXar County.
u -
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a o a R ID.

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that will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shi-
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N NO\\ would enjoy your dinner
SoN and are prevented by Dys-
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They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
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We guarantee them. 25 and 90 cents.
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use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
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AGENTS FOR THE LIGHT.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
OUR SMALL SELVES.
CHARLES NJ. y

They come no more, sweet ,llad days, except as
memories dear
For trembling age
Turns back The page, though wrinkles scar and
when Turing legend, love devised, delightfully."-
absurd,
Was not u wmith
10 childish faith, TO vanish At a word.
When santa Claus identity with papa was I'M
known.
And christmas cheer
Warmed every year with arlor an It's own;
All nothing, may thcsc dead beliefs, tn life
anew arouse;
Though little elves
OF smaller selves, 60 romping DER the house,
Rcduplicnilons Of our lives ia miniature cN-
Altcrnaie loved
Rcstmincd. rcproycd. dclichtcd and carcsscd,
Wee little subjects, OF our own to yield them,
OF bosicgc;
nisplcascl, content,
obcdent spcndthrins OF privilege;
The mutinecrs Of nurseries, the fierce OF child
ish fny;
To put 10 tuut,
with smile or pout. the parent sovereign sway,
one moment bricf, asi the sun -honc In their
smiling cyes;
And l0' the next.
Restrained or vcSt, rouse discard with their
O, merry mischief buo!ancy Of moods too
sweet Ia last
who romp or crawl. remind rs oi the past.
Thus, only by their lrolIc priuks, their soFroWS
aud thcir JOYS,
May wc behold
The hiss 81 old, the sufirit present cloys,
And looking iu their speaking eyes Win vision
joy dispellod.
30 We trcall
How once In thmll ~ feeling wc were held,
Aud as thcir LILLE cncric Vie Ia their projects
small.
Then every good
q fdismnl mood. VIC understand them all:
So may sc comprehend their ways Jay tribute
Ia their need;
Note their distress
or hnppinr.s. 10 all their thought give heed.
Let pleasure urge their sunny smiles. and Kind
ness dry their tear;
Give holiday
IT, frolit sway, God bicss thc lltl, dclrs.
l1upVrightodl
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tautata.

The children II Grace churrh sunday
school will rndcr n cnntnia "wednesday
evening, December -, In Y. NJ. ". A..
hall, corner Second aud Union STREETS, at =
O'Clock p m. The object Is To assist the
parish to pay for their rcciory. The Rev.
DR.. Patterson Is rector nj this flock, and
his little ones ask his many friends outside
and those In the churcht Ia us-ist IN making
Il q financial succcss. Misses May Wealth.
criurl, Frcl Ward, Willie fEprr, Elyin
Jordan aud Masters Harry rr'stilgc and
llcbcr Coleman will represent the charic.
tcr-. with the school ~ choUsrs. The
little folks chorus, consisting oi the
tiny ones, j. alone worth the admission.
After the cintata the children will enjoy
their tree, etc. Come, bring your chill.
drcn aud sec how thcrc JEALOUS lttlcchris-
tians ar indeed prac,icing that 1T IL moU
blessed 10 give than receive
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
CONSTITUTING A NEW LAW.
Judge Hammond's Interesting Decision
on a Recent Act OF Congress.

Judge Hammond's Interesting Decision
on n Recent Act OF Congress.
Judge Hammond yesterday rendered a
decision Of interest 10 lawyers, constituting
the new net Of Congress for the removal Of
eases to the United states courts. NJ.
Gavin sued q. n. Naacc IN the ohancery
court about a leascbdh aud tho rents of a
lot IN this city. Gavin is a citizen Of Ten
nessec and Vance a citizen Of Mississippi.
The plaintiff moved TO remand the case 10
the chanccry court, because the new net
II Congress does not confer jurisdiction on
the federal court, and the petition for q
removal WIS not filed IN time under that
act. The hcad-notes ol the opinion sui.
hcicntly show the points decided, and are
| printed below:
United States circuit court, Western dis
irict IT Tennessee, VI. Gavin ". &. II.
Vance.
/. Where the ~suitinynlycs n controversy
bctwccn citizens Of different States, aud
the federal jurisdiction depends solely on
that fact. ii the suit w. one In which the
plaintiff Is a citizen Ol the State Ia which
Inc suit ~ brought, and the defendant 9
| nom NlNlNlN VI AiNNN fANN'f wv AAAN' wv
remove the case from the State court int,
the proper federal court, under the net -
March 2, 1887.
.. While the right oi removal may de-
pcnd upon the capacity oi the icdcrl
court IN entertain original jurisdiction a
the suit sought 10 bc removed, the act a
March 2. 1887, permits u plaintiff to sue
defendant in the federal district Ut his ow
-.gI.... - Ill - Il. NluN - NYlaaUla Ns
/ defendant II nn inhabiiunt, when the icd
, cml Jurisdiction depends only on the ia'
Of a diverse citizenship II the parties, an
, therefore, such n suit Is removable,
I brought IN a state court u the plaintiff
1 own state, NJ this was
/, g. Under the provisions oi the TCnncssC
. Codc, regulating equity proceedings AGAIN.
I u non. resident dclcndint, and the cquii
~ rules NJ practice governing ihCrc court
n the filing NJ an answvf ur plea 10y the u,
i PENDANT does not ahrilgu the time above
. him Tor prmuyal, and hs petition IN still
4 time " flcd before thu time Clnp-cs ALLOW
4 ing him 81 defend the suit. II II the exp
nation oi the time allowed 10 defend whic
terminates tile tight 81 removal and ~,
l. the filing Ut the demurDr, plea ~ answc
: under the act NJ Manrh 3 1857.
: T. II the order Of publication h. tissue
under the attachment lHNs, instead oi NJ
!, der the sections of the code rcgulatii
chancrry procccdinr, d can have mo- cilc
4 Ia bar the iimo Of removal, Il the suit
one Of an equitable nature and tie attacI
=, mcnt has issued, Ne thi, was, on the fiat
y the chancellor. The distinction in pr
= ccdurr between thesc two %cla,-c~ ui cas-
y must br observed w ll,lr relation 20 n
!, act Of Congrrs- II Mauh . 1857, rrgulatil
! removal Ia the federal court, for Il II III
Z procedure which ilNus the time with
which "A removal mai l made.
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Musical.

~Signorina Tcresina Tua has taken her
violin, her smiles and her inimitablc co-
q]uctrics back 10 Europe.
VI. Faure, the famous French baritone,
is going TO Vienna 90 till q lengthy engage
mcnt for opera and concerts.
Tcrcsina Tua has dissolved her contract
with Mr.. Colell, the %art-loying tobacconist
and imprcsaIio, who introduced the violin
fairy Into this country.
Negotiations are pending looking 10 the
engagement Of Catherine Marco, a sister u
Mark Smith, 10 create the leading soprano
role In "Thc Lady or the Tiger
Masscnots "Ic Cid" has been coldly ~
Ccived ut the Royal Vienna O~pcm-hCusc.
II was q grand success for the scene paint
crs, the cu-tumcrs and the singers, but the
music was condemned ~ hollow, artificial
and reminiscent.
The Queen of Spain has fallen in love
with the art Of song, and IL taking lessons
from the baritone, NRp0lcone Ncrgrr, who
sixteen years 2 was u member ~ the
concert troupe that visited America With
Mile. Christine Nilsson.
Marianne Brandt mover sings withou,
having n dry crust Of bread in her pocket
~ ~ iitNfNls illllt lNllilliUf fNfIN uiElll
after the opera, indulgcs In copious
draughts Of imported beer which arr con.
ycycd to her In n large pitcher from q 70.
loon near her hotel.
Josef iloimann is such q succ,.ss that al
though Mcssrs. Abbey, Shocfcl aud Gmt
were heavy losers 10y the collapse oi III,
Gerster concert tour, they will MAX,
through Holmann morc money. over an,
above their original expectations, thai
they have Lost 10y Gcrstct's failure.
Mime. Minnie Hank stys that al,
has secured q new hbrtlo with which ia,
Is greatly pleased II j. founded ON ih,
German novel oi "Gricr Wallyn h.
Wilhclmlne Won %llillcrn, aud is full o
strong dramatic situations. Nine. Haul
Is now in quest Oi n composer IA write III,
partition, and Il IL probably Saint sacu
whom she will intru-t with the work.
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Dramatic.

Agnes Proctor begins II starring tour
Christmas day in q play called Loves Re-
Venge."
Jennie Williams has written a new com
cdy-drama, entitled 'The Little Miss"
and proposes TO star in ii next season.
lmre kiralfy's scnsuous 'IAgardcrc" is
proving to be a thing Of Joy TO vast num-
Der of western dudes and bald-hcads.
Ada Gilman has been robbed Of her
jewclry in u West Twenty-sccond street
clearinghouse, where this former o n
brettc star resides.
Frederick Wardc has engaged Miss
Maud Midgcly for juvenile parts in his
company, replacing Margaret Pierce, who
rctircs because OF serious illness.
Miss Rose Coghlan is practicing fencing
daily, in order to be prepared for the work
which she will have to do IN Charles
Coghlan's new play Of "Joclyn."
Lillian Olcott paid n visit 10 the compos-
ing room Of the 81. Paul Mimi Globe
December II, and set up a column Of hat
paper in the presence Of the foreman and
his assistants.
George Parsons Iathrop, Harry Ed
| wards and A. NJ. Palmer are all delighted
with the success Of Elaine. Tcnnyson's
autograph letter to Mr.. Lathrop was ~
follows:
ALDworrH HAsErMEnE, suRRY, Dee. .. 1857.
Dear Sill thank you for your play, and am glad
TO hear Of your success. Your faithfully,
Tissysov.
Little Elsie, Of Gillcttc's "Editha's Burg
lar" attended u Booth Barrett Julius
Caesar matinee. She wrote Mr.. Gillette
q letter, and, among other things, asked:
'ls il right for them 10 wear night gowns
like Editha, because they ought not top
Everybody will he wearing them soon.
and think it ought to be stopped some
way"
This is the way the Ccntrlia, Kas.,
Guard treats q company that did not ire
ciprocatc:' "'The Uncle Tom Cabin
show performed here Monday night As
they forgot 10 give the usual compliment
aries in return for free pufIs We didn't 20.
Their best actor, the trick iackass, died he.
fore they got here anyway, and that was
the only part OF the show We cared about
seeing"
The new romantic Irish drama called
''Thc Soggarth" made a hit in Chicago,
and the local critics speak in the highest
terms Of the play and the company IN.
gagged in It's representation. One Of then.
has this 10 say: THE Soggarth' is the
only Irish play produced since The Col.
lecn Bawn' that has any %pretcnsions tc
freshness OF the interest or the dignity u
originality"
The latest manifestation Of musical GO
Mus is the human whistle, and It's repre-.
sentative is Mrs. Alice J. Shaw, 10 whom
n testimonial concert was given in Chick.
cring hall. Mrs. Shaw displayed consid
cradle yirtuosity in the execution Of he
program. That the pitch Of her whist,
differed from that OF the piano which ac
companied her, all the way from u half {,
n whole tone, did not interfere with th,
audiences enthusiastic appreciation Of he
efforts.
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artist Munzig is at work on a superb por-
trait OF Miss Eleanor Winslow, the great
belle Of the season. She il from Boston,
and, while she's very pretty, her claim us
a professional beauty would be materially
weakened were she seen beside any one Of
a half dozen Memphis beauties whom l
remember, w, V, X.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Cm,,.o, III not 90 After iurty.oirht
hour. ihr stream nj u1luul n. which noVs
thuutsl ih' water ui ihr t,nt Hrrwiur rom.
tany continues a. burn steadily and with
somewhat mur' str'uFii il1u 90 drsi. ~.
tufis iuHm ittishurf viii Huiyr tomorrow
'ud iIr, fr expected 90 stilc bc,und purs
iiuu Whrilpf the How Is likely tu continue
s urv l,iiuur ~ thr hlHB b. that tlr longer
10 burn. Doe hotter lu,a ihr 1hnc h"ynmp
%, lishi i,st D. rl,lr.T ihHu Dc was y,si,r
di,, uud. moro pressure having been pui uu.
it 800. Ibis morning considerably lnTrE
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snnw in InrL.nn. MI...

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, Dee % ! nincd aud
tccicd here al yesterday afternoon, minci
VII night and snowclall day since O'Clock
this morning. Notwithstanding the cX.
lfcme had weather, the streets anl stores
ac thWngcd With people, preparing lot
ChtiHtmas.
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\ dispatch has Just cnmc Ia NJ, saying
that the French have elected u man named
sadie Cauo, NJ president. II looks as Il
there must bc some mistake In the tmns.
mission Vi tai. name, but We shove her in,
with The single remark that u j. better Ia
have q Carrot Tor president than a dead.
beat lot a son.in.law .=Grb Ndte Houicr.
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somervilIe Female institute.

GONuUNuLH TrNN.-N 4 rturRNpY, M,
, Principal with q Hrlrrt Corp II Avisihnn-
rurIInr suI usy hhuni The rArui ~ 81 this
srhuul vrru r-utnvi -rpt "a. With %naiicrnF pres.
pct. The interest," numlvr hud f'nrfal drrnH'
iu.ut ul The puris continue 20 i%ncfenso The va
rNpriirurH1 sui accomplished rnrIs W tparhtn.
Th,y wrnr nil educated w ug hrt lnftituuunl OF
irauHlnf ~ this nuntN. nui two 81 the humhaf
have hal. in addition. The advantage ~ stcml
wears iu the tsst schools in Iunlis. The Ifinfts
tai = dctsmiuci thai ulwhull hall untr suTffldI
iHrIllilrs NrHnl Tuition, Music, M hhl tlocfr
ton viii b. Furnished iut - tgf munih fof
further information app'y a. the PRINCIPAL "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Nrv,,stir, ia, De - Tho ip1n hriko
through the ,ush ut No, No.h1nno,k in2uc
iu thIs city yesterday afternoon. and counting
iu contact with ihr water surrounding ~
,caicl r. terrible explosion james killu,u.
james iHwirf and John Cunningham urrr
caught by the molten metal and horribly
burned killccn viii probably die Al
the woodwork in the vicinity Was burned
and about eighty tons of metal lies iu q solid
mas un the ground between thc chst HOUSE
and thy hUitYfa.
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d. o.. O..

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Mrs. Smith 10 Mn Jones servant gih-
What do YOU want7 Servant Girl-Mn,
Jones sends her regards and says would
YOU be " kind ~ 10 count your children
and see u you haven't got u too many,
as our Kitty hasn't come home, and school
has been out two hours. 81 TSns Settings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

CHRISTMAS dinner
ON s~hipboard, in port,
we were unanimously
agreed, would be pre-
postcrous. The day
must be honorcd by u
change in the bill Of
iarcand new surround
ings. Would We 90 TO
the posada? Not II we
knew it. We had been
there. Young Martu-
req, u splendid fellow,
urged ny 10 spend the
dayat his mothers coi-
fee plantation. o.
that be very
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FOR sit.-l HANDSOME sEIDsxct

onu fss sale, ths, elsgss, rssi
sssss Ne. 1ss fernando street he
sssss oeotAi.s s,vsp rooms kiasAsn,
psssy and s~srvasts' reen. Il las
80 . eesssrvsisy o. srssshsuss on
~ sOuth aide. TAsrs b sssbss,
cal and vsod hoes o. he place.
ns ass Il the lo< b 100 lest Asst
- Hsspssdo s,r.s, BY 300 iss% 49,.
Everything 10 10 arst-elAs ossliass.
IL The garden tAssv are . fsv Il We
- vsrsuss Of bssras trsA tssss
ed = raps arbsr With sbost tssty
s>nss uss Il he ansss vsrs1Ass.
- asd vsssr. Call % o. sd4rsss
Q. L. puLLEn. c.u Nan.
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A PICNIC IN VENEZUELA.
A CHRISTMAS BILL OF FARE OF A
MOST CURIOUS SORT.

The Adventures OF n Party Of Lively
Voyagers-Serving Up Green Parrots,
BroiIed Iguana, Fried Bananas and
Boiled Vans, Etc.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1887.

fortunately, ] do not believe there is a bot
tie OF il in this country.
At length-and none too soon, for the
exercise, the fresh air and the moma from
ROmeo's pans and kettles combined 10
make us ravcnous dinner was announced.
And hero was the bill OF fare OF our Christ
mas dinner:
Green Parrot -oup.
Aguoeates.
FiOilcd lgtann Steaks.
Rum. Fried Bananas.
Green Parrot luise.
Boiled lama. Moro Rum.
lguana Stgw.
Rum Punch. Baked %rlantains.
GuuCh1rlea, hunter style,
AguaCate salad. Coffee.
Egg Nogg.
Mangocs, "frcsa" aud "Mauana" Bananas.
Rum.
What n delightful dinner it wasl And
how we did eat! With what rccklessncss
OF abandonment TO the Joys OF the palate
we mixed up the courses, having already
worked clear through them and back TO
the beginning again. And then we lay
upon the grass and smoked, in full and
silent content. brcathingth cool, pcrfumcd
air, lullcd by the laughter Of the water
spritcs among the half sunkcn rocks in the
rapids at our feet; charmed by the merry
songs Of the arrcndaho and the sweet voice
Of the plea de plata in the bushes behind
us, until the shadows grew long, and the
white, llcecy clouds wcrc driven inland by
the evening breezes from the sea, and the
blue Of heavens dome grew deep and
dense. All, mel il was q happy Christ
mas. j. II. CONNELLY.
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Dime Museum.

Mrs. Jesse James, widow Of the outlaw,
Is on exhibition this week in fancy rite
shooting; also many other new and stair
limo attractions.
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DoS'r daily with the dicincs you know
nothing about, but trust 10 pc.fu'na, whose
value Il known
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
Wilton for The Appeal. -conyrIght. 1867.

UTE n c~onglomerate
affair is Christmas in
America. 1t has only
been na,uralizcd among
MS within the past thirty
years, an there are
even now people who
do not recognize II ~ u
festival, civilor religious
who 60 about their
daily work just rs on
other days nei,hcrgivc
nor receive on that day
more than any other,
and retain something Of
the old Puritan prriu-